After months of no magic, Shanghai Disney throws open its doors today. We will assess theme parks in the coronavirus era. Mixed we are looking at a , possibly positive start for asia. Lets go over to sophie looking at the markets. Sophie asian stocks setting up for a week delivering more Corporate Updates with about 500 companies on the msci aipac to respond this week. And the impact of lockdowns certainly how look growth will be impacted is going to be in focus. We will look at korean trade for may area so this one is edging lower, may. This one is edging lower. Chicago nikkei futures edging higher. The 10year yield adding seven basis points. Tracking the move we have seen of supplyelds pressures prelooking at the offshore yuan over 7. 09. It will bring us Monthly Economic activity data from china this week. Look at the pboc plans to strengthen Monetary Policy report and Pay Attention to growth and jobs on the mainland. Lets look at commodities this morning, oil edging lower after two
Along with hemt care and energy. That was quite a turn around on the banks ahead, wall street heavy weights are taking sides on the market david miller and david tepper warning about the historic overvaluation. Bill miller announces saying they see market values here. Were going to ask billionaire mark cuban which side he is falling on right now plus, a rare interview with william demchak. Hell discuss the banks decision to sell its stake in blackrock. They own 22 and its created quite a business since they sold lets focus in its a great booking and i cant wait for the interview as weve been discussing. I love all the people you book from nap foods to nikes, but this one is creme de la creme from sarah try to get one youd be interested in. 59 minutes left of trade lets focus in on the big stories. Mike tracking todays volatile market action. Phil has an update on delta. Kate has a look at what mastercard is say iing about Consumer Spending. Mike, start us off with the Broader Market, w
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Coronavirus death toll has now hit 11 in america. The latest in california. The president and Vice President meeting with the ceos of airlines and diagnostic labs at the white house today, as the search for a vaccine goes on. One of the stars of netflixs docuseries pandemic is here. Jacob glanville, founder and ceo of distributed bio will break things down in a fox business exclusive. Less than an hour to the closing bell. Im Ashley Webster in for liz claman. Lets start the claman countdown. Ashley we begin with breaking news. United Airlines Says it is cutting domestic and International Flights by up to 20 in april, all in response to the slump in travel demand caused by the spreading coronavirus. The carrier also parking some wide body jets, also offering staff an unpaid leave of absence. United, the first u. S. Carrier to actually cut domestic flying. Check in on the stock, down a third of a percent. 58 a share. Billionaire Mike Bloomberg set to make a statement after suspending his
Quarter growth data thursday and after 2 consecutive negative growth quarters it is expected that germany is technically in a recession the Biggest Issue for the country is industrial output which actually fell more than expected in september dropping 0. 6 percent on the month pointing to ongoing weakness manufacturers which are reliant on exports have also suffered from a slowing World Economy and uncertainty linked to trade and to braggs it and while there have been hopes for a turnaround that hope is fading fast as germanys industry is contract ing due to shifting Consumer Trends shrinking investment spend and souring sentiment despite the slight uptick in september Industrial Orders the reality is structural flaws in the industrial sector will hold back in the recovery the reality is this germany is currently struggling with a rapidly aging population which constricts the skilled workers market keeping productivity growth weak a strong rebound will be unlikely a skilled workers fra